I have an InfiniApps car mount that uses magnets to hold the phone. Will I be able to fit a flat magnetic plate between the two case layers?
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Im afraid not, the two layers are right up against each other, and the outer one does not bend. So, if you tried to you would probably not be able to put it on, or you would break it trying. Sorry mate
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it came with 2 plates. I think it migh depend on where you mount the plate on the ipad mini, if it's centered I'd think it would hold, the magnet is strong, but if the plate was on the corner or bottom maybe no. Very happy with it using it with my iphone in an otter box case, hasn't dropped the phone yet, would buy another.
653026
Yes. I mounted a piece of metal to my dash and just "stick" my phone to it when I get in the car. The magnet is my favorite part of the case. Of course it also does an excellent job of dispersing the shock when you drop the phone.
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Do folks answering this question actually tried it on an HTC One?If you didn't try it, you may not know that the HTC One has a curved back. The magnet would be touching only one point of that metal plate if the plate is glued on the back.If the plate is in between back and case... maybe, depending on how flexible the case is.Can anyone with actual experience answer this question?
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It should work for what I know the magnetic charging port doesn't change size, the magnet on this product isnt very good I have it for my experia z3 and it doesn't work I falls off quickly
1086973
Do folks answering this question actually tried it on an HTC One? If you didn't try it, you may not know that the HTC One has a curved back. The magnet would be touching only one point of that metal plate if the plate is glued on the back. If the plate is in between back and case... maybe, depending on how flexible the case is. Can anyone with actual experience answer this question?
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I've got a Galaxy Note II and while I could fit it into the mount without a case, the phone is wider than what the mount is designed for and eventually the mount broke. Large phones won't work well with this.
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Yes Phu, because the advice is NOT attaching to the phone, if it would, the metal parts inside the phone would be damaged, I suppose.The magnet from the device attaches to the magnet plate that come with it. The plate itself doesn't attach via magnet to your phone.I have a thin plastic case and I put the plate in between that and my phone.I hope that helps,Cheers :)
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Depends on the mount. I use a magnetic mount and the large trident emblem on the back of the case makes it so the magnet won't cling. I'm getting more magnets from the dock manufacturer to see if it helps.
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there is a piece on the mount that can be removed if you are using a protective shell on your phone so it will fit.
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I've used this product for an iPhone 5c and a Moto X for months. The magnet has caused no issues with either phone.
526581
Depends on how tightly the case fits. The metal plates are pretty darn thin, though.
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Second question regarding this. I think it would, but I have an iPhone6. I am using the thinner and smaller circular piece of metal. I think that might work, if not, then the thicker and larger piece of metal should work for sure. The magnet is pretty strong.
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I doubt that the case will stay put on the dash. The plastic interchangeable plate is mainly for styling and covers most of the outer TPU case (rubber-like material) that houses the phone. With that plate on, your phone will be sliding all over the place. You can choose to use the case without the plate, but I still don't think the TPU cover will provide enough of a grip to your dash.
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It has to be absolutely flush with the top of the mat. You can't have anything - not even a piece of paper or a business card between the mat and the case. There are good electrical reasons for this - magnetic fields drop off with the square of the distance, so the charger would be monstrously inefficient if it were even a little bit further away. The other issue you might have is keeping the phone in place. There is a fairly small area on the charger where the phone can sit. It is held in place with the magnetic coupling, but it's only a few ounces of pressure. In a car you would need something to secure the phone to the charger.
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I don't know. I have the Otterbox Defender so I was able to test it. The metal disk they send has to lay flat inside the case so the magnet mount can contact it through the case. In the otterbox case there is an edge that doesn't allow the disc to lay flat. Check the iMagnet website. They told me that they now created a list of compatible cases.
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If the sides are filled with air then no, but if you have the intex with the blow up ring and thin sides then yes. As long the two magnets can touch each other.